But what are you telling me? When to invest in Japanese Bonds offers better risk/benefit. USA debt and Cryptos lose.

According to ChainCatcher, Negentropic, co-founder of glassnode, shared insights on the X platform regarding Japan's interest rate hike. He emphasized that the market's concern lies not in tightening but in uncertainty, which can sometimes present opportunities. The normalization of the Bank of Japan's policies brings clarity to global financial markets, and Bitcoin often thrives after experiencing policy pressures.

Previous analyses suggested that Japan's interest rate increase might not trigger risk-averse behavior in the crypto market. Speculators currently hold a significant number of net long positions in yen, indicating a less likely immediate reaction to the Bank of Japan's rate hike. Additionally, Japanese government bond yields have been rising steadily this year, with both short-term and long-term yield curves reaching decades-high levels. The upcoming rate hike reflects official rates catching up with market trends, suggesting a lower likelihood of risk aversion by the end of the year.